'Coin money' presentation slideshows

Homework Tonight

Homework Tonight. Chapter 5 Vocabulary with definitions due on Friday Test Corrections are due on Friday *Test Corrections need to be typed!!!. VIDEO GAMES!!. FM Senior Caroline Tangoren. Government Shutdown. Foundations of the United States Government. Essential Questions.

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Powers of Government

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Stephan Kinsella Kinsella Law Group , Libertarian Papers , C4SIF Crypto-Currency Conference

The History, Meaning, and Future of Legal Tender. Stephan Kinsella Kinsella Law Group , Libertarian Papers , C4SIF.org Crypto-Currency Conference Atlanta, Georgia October 6, 2013. Background.

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Designing Your Selected Response Assessment

Designing Your Selected Response Assessment. Create a Cover Page. Include: A statement of purpose Is this an assessment FOR or OF learning (formative or summative), who are the users, what are the uses, where does this assessment fit in the plan for the unit?

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U.S. Constitution

U.S. Constitution. We the People. The Constitution was written in 1787 by 55 men we call the Framers of the Constitution. These men included George Washington and Ben Franklin. This is the Preamble (or introduction) of the Constitution.

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September 14, 2009 Senior Social Studies

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Constitution Project

Constitution Project. Kip Williams. Mrs. Hilton 4 th Period. Article I House of Representatives . Requirements: Must be 25 years of age. Must be a citizen for at least 7 years. Must live in state you represent. Elections: Every 2 years Responsibilities:

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Government Under the Articles of Confederation

Government Under the Articles of Confederation. America Triumphant and Brittania in Distress. Confederation Timeline. 1776 Declaration of Independence 1776 Congress appoints committee to draft a national constitution

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Principles of the Constitution

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The U.S Constitution

The U.S Constitution. Ulissa De Los San Tos Per 4. Preamble.

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Setup Cornell Notes Row leaders get texts

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The Principles of the Constitution Popular Sovereignty

The Principles of the Constitution Popular Sovereignty. The framers of the constitution included the principle of Popular Sovereignty in their design of the new government. Simply explained, this means that the people rule this country.

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Chapter Three, Section Three

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Article one: House of Represent at ives. Elections :held every 2 years Responsibilities- Impose and collect taxes and duties Borrow money Regulate commerce with foreign nation andamong the states Coin money Establish post office Declare war

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Federalism

Federalism. Forms of Government. Unitary Strong central government Weak local government Confederal Weak central government Strong local government Federal - Central & local government are equal. Powers to the national government.

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The U.S Constitution

The U.S Constitution . 3 rd period class. Mrs. Hilton's social studies class . House of representative . Part A : has to be 25 years Residency: must live in the state. Citizenship: must have been a citizen for 7 years Elections: every 2 years

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United States Constitution

United States Constitution. Austin Pinkham Six Peroid. Article One: Legislative Branch and Congress and House of Represtatives. 1. Qualifications: A. age: 25 B. Citizenship: Seven years C. Residency: Must live in the state for which you are elected. 2. Elections: Every two years

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Southwest Asian Civilizations

Southwest Asian Civilizations. By: Colton Cogdill. Lydians. Lived in an area northwest of Phoenicia. The Lydians created the first coin money. Coin Money led to merchants being able to set prices for goods.

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The Constitution of the United States of America

The Constitution of the United States of America . A Bundle of Compromises or Five Hot Months in Philadelphia. Fundamental Principles. Rule of Law All must obey the law Popular Sovereignty Power rests with the people Separation of Powers Between the branches Check and Balances

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FEDERALISM

FEDERALISM. Why so much more power today for the National Government?. COMMERCE CLAUSE. Article 1 - The Legislative Branch Section 8 - Powers of Congress

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